"Absolution" - The impending release of Daniel has everyone on edge as the press grows more and more hostile; the SEC begin their investigation on Grayson Global; and Emily discovers a new photo taken of her father on the day of his death, leading her to more clues about how he died -- and also to a mystery woman and an ominous new target -- on "Revenge," WEDNESDAY, MAY 2 (10:00-11:00 p.m., ET), on the ABC Television Network.

"Legacy" - The year is 2002 in the Hamptons� Emily, who is still Amanda Clarke, is wayward and reckless until Nolan convinces her to read her father's journals. It is then that it all starts sinking in, and Amanda starts staking out the Grayson home, identifying all the Grayson Global players her father described, and piecing together the truth. Her anger builds into determination and focus; this is where it all begins - the genesis of Amanda's ultimate plan to bring justice to her father -- on "Revenge," WEDNESDAY, MAY 9 (10:00-11:00 p.m., ET), on the ABC Television Network.

GRIEF OVER THE LOSS OF A LOVED ONE STRENGTHENS THE BOND BETWEEN EMILY AND JACK, ON ABC'S "REVENGE"

"Grief" - A painful loss forges a stronger bond between Emily and Jack, Victoria forms a new alliance that could seal Conrad's fate, and Charlotte sets out on a vendetta of her own with Declan as her target, on "Revenge," WEDNESDAY, MAY 16 (10:00-11:00 p.m., ET), on the ABC Television Network.

Guest starring are James Tupper as David Clarke, Emily Alyn Lind as Young Amanda, Nicholas Stargel as Young Jack, Amber Valetta as Lydia Davis, Roger Bart as Mason Treadwell, Michael Reilly Burke as John McGowen, James Morrison as the white haired man, Marcus Giamatti as Dr. Ray Clemons, Ed Corbin as Bull, Rachel DiPillo as Jaime, Tess Harper as Carole Miller and Thomas Daniel as the dealer.

"Grief" was written by Mark Fish and Joe Fazzio and directed by Randy Zisk.

"With the end in sight, a fearless Emily moves forward with the final phases of her master plan for revenge as the Graysons continue on their downward spiral. But an explosive event leaves altered courses and everything hanging in the balance, causing even more to be left in question. "

"Legacy" - The year is 2002 in the Hamptons� Emily, who is still Amanda Clarke, is wayward and reckless until Nolan convinces her to read her father's journals. It is then that it all starts sinking in, and Amanda starts staking out the Grayson home, identifying all the Grayson Global players her father described, and piecing together the truth. Her anger builds into determination and focus; this is where it all begins - the genesis of Amanda's ultimate plan to bring justice to her father -- on "Revenge," WEDNESDAY, MAY 9 (10:00-11:00 p.m., ET), on the ABC Television Network.

THE DAY OF RECKONING HAS ARRIVED AND THE FATE OF THE HAMPTONS RESIDENTS HANGS IN THE BALANCE, ON THE SEASON FINALE OF ABC'S "REVENGE"

"Reckoning" - With the end in sight, Emily fearlessly pushes forward, closing in on the final phases of her plan for revenge, while the Graysons continue their downward spiral into the rabbit hole of self-destruction. But a big, explosive event leaves much hanging in the balance, courses are altered and even more is left in question, on the Season Finale of "Revenge," WEDNESDAY, MAY 23 (10:00-11:00 p.m., ET), on the ABC Television Network.

GRIEF OVER THE LOSS OF A LOVED ONE STRENGTHENS THE BOND BETWEEN EMILY AND JACK, ON ABC'S "REVENGE"

"Grief" - A painful loss forges a stronger bond between Emily and Jack, Victoria forms a new alliance that could seal Conrad's fate, and Charlotte sets out on a vendetta of her own with Declan as her target, on "Revenge," WEDNESDAY, MAY 16 (10:00-11:00 p.m., ET), on the ABC Television Network.

Guest starring are James Tupper as David Clarke, Emily Alyn Lind as Young Amanda, Nicholas Stargel as Young Jack, Amber Valetta as Lydia Davis, Roger Bart as Mason Treadwell, Michael Reilly Burke as John McGowen, James Morrison as the white haired man, Marcus Giamatti as Dr. Ray Clemons, Ed Corbin as Bull, Rachel DiPillo as Jaime, Tess Harper as Carole Miller and Thomas Daniel as the dealer.

"Grief" was written by Mark Fish and Joe Fazzio and directed by Randy Zisk.

The network has given notification of pickup to six other series besides OUAT, E! News has confirmed. So who's in and who's out?

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ABC has renewed four dramas: Once Upon a Time, Revenge, Grey's Anatomy and Castle, and three comedies: Modern Family, The Middle and Suburgatory.

Before fans of other ABC series start a panic riot, know that the rest have not exactly been put to rest in the TV graveyard. Still awaiting their fate: Body of Proof, Last Man Standing, Private Practice, Missing, Scandal, Happy Endings and GCB. It's a safe bet that some of these series will get the Community treatment and get a shortened episode order.

More renewal news will continue to come out as the networks prepare for Upfront presentations next week in New York City.

All right, time to let loose your reactions to this renewal news. We'll meet you down in the comments.